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BMW 2013 1 Series
2013 BMW 1 Series 128i
65,153 Miles
Westerville, OH
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Five Kings Auto Sales
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96
days on market
$9,995
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2013 BMW 1 Series OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

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Damascus, Maryland
5.0
Fast and fun.
My vehicle is a white 2013 BMW 135i. This car is one of the best cars I have ever driven. I bought it used for a good deal and so far has been a great weekend car for me. It is fast and fun due to the great engine and small body frame of the car. It does take a good amount of money to maintain, but is worth every penny.
Brian
Brian
New York, New York
5.0
2013 BMW M135I hatchback. First drive.
The BMW 1 Series M Coupe is altogether done. It's out of generation. What's more, that is pitiful for the individuals who figure M autos ought to be a light and unadulterated association between the street and a driver's nerve endings. Fortunately, there is a remedy — and it's not even an out and out M auto. It's the new 2013 BMW M135i. We've been driving it in hatchback shape in Germany close to BMW's Munich home. That won't go to the U.S., however one year from now, a two-entryway hatchback car variant will cross the Atlantic. Aficionados ought to elbow each other aside as they sit tight for that ship to dock. The M135i is a piece of another line of autos called M Performance Automobiles. They're situated as halfway point between to the max M autos and consistent generation BMWs. They have tuning contribution from the M division engineers. They haven't been propelled in the U.S. since so far they've all been diesels, though astoundingly fast ones.